The phrase "assisting factor for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that contribute to or facilitate a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The lack of funding was an assisting factor for the project's failure."
Alternatives: "contributing factor to" or "supporting element for".
Chaperones and a targeting factor for assisted TA protein ER integration have been identified [15], [16].
The purpose of this research was to assist in identifying factors for enhancing long-term adaptive capacity and thereby inform policy makers and disaster response practitioners on processes required for improved disaster response in the face of climate change.
The authors also noted that of the four UPD patients with tumors, two were conceived by assisted reproductive technologies, raising the question of whether assisted reproductive technology is a risk factor for IH because of UPD and associated high tumor risk.
Mediating factors assisting recovery incorporated both professional-led factors, such as quality of preparation for anticipated problems and aftercare services, and participant-led factors, such as learning from other cancer survivors and self-learning through trial and error.
That KAHRP and PfEMP1 – factors assisting in cytoadherence – would account for the majority of iRBC rigidity raises an interesting conundrum.
A challenge for factors assisting RNA polymerase is to therefore coordinate with the mechanics of transcription to reduce the nucleosomal barrier while maintaining or reestablishing histones and their marks for subsequent polymerases.
These data show that chitinase is a multifunctional virulence factor for L. mexicana which assists its survival in Lu. longipalpis.
He has also appeared on The X Factor, assisting Boyzone's manager, Louis Walsh.
Therefore, current evidence indicates that assisted ventilation is not obviously a neonatal risk factor for hearing loss [ 92, 93].
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